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Travis Scott Extends Circus Maximum World Tour With New 2025 International Dates

Written by on March 25, 2025

Travis Scott extended his Circus Maximum world tour on Tuesday (March 25) with the announcement of a series of 2025 international fall stadium shows. The Live Nation-produced outing will hit five countries in October, beginning with an Oct. 11 show at the 94,000-capacity FMB Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa.

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The swing will then take him to Delhi, India, Seoul, South Korea and Sanya, China before wrapping up with a Nov. 8 show at the 31,000-capacity Belluna Dome in Tokyo, Japan. The newest dates are a capper to the tour that began in October 2023 and played 76 sold-out shows in North America, Europe, the U.K., Latin America, Australia and New Zealand, grossing more than $209 million on its way to becoming the highest-grossing rap tour ever.

Presale and on-sale dates for the international fall dates will vary by market; check your local listings here for additional information.

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Earlier this week, La Flame officially announced that the Cactus Jack label compilation, JACKBOYS 2, is “on the way.” The rapper hopped on the mic during Chase B’s DJ set at LIV nightclub in Miami on Monday (March 24) to tease the project. “JACKBOYS 2 on the way, man. Let that motherf—–r ride, ya dig,” he said. “New Sheck Wes what the f–k is we doing?” Scott also performed a handful of records, including ASTROWORLD‘s “NO BYSTANDERS.”

At press time it was unclear when the label compilation is set to drop, though fans suspect it might coincide with Scott’s return to Coachella in April, where he’s promised to “redesign the desert” during his headlining set.

See Travis Scott’s fall 2025 international tour dates below.

Oct. 11 – Johannesburg, South Africa @ FMB Stadium

Oct. 18 – Delhi, India @ Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium

Oct. 25 – Seoul, South Korea @ Goyang Stadium

Nov. 1 – Sanya, Hainan, China @ Sanya Stadium *

Nov. 8 – Tokyo, Japan @ Belluna Dome

*Non-Live Nation Date

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